A little known feature of the Unity interface in Ubuntu Netbook Edition 10.10 is the support for multi-touch. Sure Unity feels a bit beta-ish, but with uTouch and the UI with large icons, it is works quite well on a touch-screen device. (Well there is no on-screen keyboard yet. But that is another thing.)

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It seems like OpenOffice.org is really giving Microsoft nightmares, so much so that that they have put up a video in YouTube doing what they do best – spread FUD against OpenOffice.org (and open-source in general). Unlike Microsoft’s Office Suite, which can cost even above $400, OpenOffice.org is completely free to download and use.

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Skype now fully integrates Facebook into it’s new client – Skype 5.0. This new version of Skype has an option of signing in via Facebook. And after you sign into the new Skype with Facebook you open yourself to a new world of social Video!

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Internet giant Google is all set to enter your living room. At the Google I/O in May this year, Google announced Google TV. Google TV is expected to be available starting next week. Today they have launched the website for Google TV. With the site, Google has finally shed some light on the features of…

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After almost a year of development, Blender Foundation has released their open movie Sintel at the Netherlands Film Festival on 27th September 2010. Three days after its premier, it has been released online. The 15 minute film is available in YouTube.

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Earlier today, Twitter has revealed a new interface for twitter.com. It brings a lot of features which effectively makes Twitter a lot like an app then just a website.

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Ubuntu 10.10 has only entered the Beta. However, it looks like it is doing extremely well in cutting down the boot time. James Ward posted a video showing Ubuntu 10.10 in a mere 8.6 seconds. That is the total time it takes from GRUB to get to a usable desktop. According to Ward, he did…

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As part of the Chrome Experiment, Canadian Indie Rock Band – Arcade Fire, have released an interactive music video for their song “We Used To Wait”. By using some amazing HTML5 stuffs and data from Google Maps, it creates an amazing music video.

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In this article we present you with a 4 point guide that will help you set up your Linux system for GMail Video chat in No time!

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